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Programme profile
The programme aims to provide you with a firm foundation in all the basic areas of mathematics and then allow you to specialise in the areas that most suit your interests and talents.
Mathematics is an excellent choice for anyone hoping to meet the demand for mathematics graduates in the job market which values numeracy, ability in abstract reasoning and the skill to turn ideas into methods. With an academic staff that brings expertise and experience from many parts of the world, the course aims to be world class, while also catering for those with talents in different mathematical areas.
Combined Honours options are available.
Programme content
In the First Year there are core modules in algebra and analysis, which introduce not only topics that are fundamental to a wide range of mathematics but also a structured way of dealing with mathematical ideas that is absolutely universal to mathematics. They are quite intensive. Students also follow modules in: Classical mechanics; Introduction to statistics; Introduction to computer architecture and programming
In the Second Year, you will continue to study algebra and analysis. In addition you will select modules of your choice from a range that includes exploring some of the First Year topics in greater depth.
In the Third and Fourth Years, you will have the opportunity to choose subjects from a selection of over 20 wide-ranging options. Many subjects cover topics from the first and second year, but additional possibilities include computer engineering, mathematical economics, cryptography and computer-aided design
Entry Requirements
Students must present six subjects of which two must be at grade C or above at Advanced GCE (A-Level. The other subjects must be at least at grade C or above on GCSE or Advanced Subsidiary GCE (AS) papers. The six subjects must include: English, Mathematics and a language other than English.
Maths A-Level required, at Grade C or above
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05 November
01 May
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